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Hydrogen Cyanide Polar or Nonpolar

Whether hydrogen cyanide is a polar molecule can be analyzed from the differences in its molecular structure and electronegativity.

The properties of the material are observed in the structure and charge cloth. For hydrogen cyanide, the formula is HCN. Hydrogen (H) is connected to carbon (C), and carbon is related to nitrogen (N). The electronegativity of nitrogen is stronger than that of carbon, and the electronegativity of carbon is better than that of hydrogen.

In the molecule, the distribution of electron clouds is not uniform. Nitrogen has strong electronegativity and a large force to absorb electrons, causing the electron cloud to be biased towards one end of the nitrogen, so that one side of the molecule is slightly negative, and the side where the hydrogen is located is slightly positive. Therefore, the charge distribution of hydrogen cyanide molecules is uneven, and the positive and negative charge centers do not coincide, so hydrogen cyanide is a polar molecule.